Only when the ego is slain by the white fire of pure seeing will the light be set free - the light that illumines the wole world.

Spiritual insights and teachings of advaita zen master Mooji

In Vaster Than Sky, Greater Than Space, Mooji inspires and compels us to discover our true nature as pure awareness using deep inquiry, insights, wisdom teachings and parables.

The Power of the Presence, Part 2 is a wonderful portrayal of living and being guided by the great sage, Sri
Ramana Maharshi. This book is a compilation of transforming encounters
from seven of his devotees.

 The Ashtavakra Gita conveys with beauty and simplicity the essential teachings of Advaita Vedanta, the most
influential of the Hindu philosophical systems.

Who am I? is the title given to a
set of questions and answers bearing on Self-enquiry. The questions were put
to Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi by
Sri M. Sivaprakasam Pillai, about the year 1902.

The knowledge of the Avadhut Gita is not limited to the mystics of any one cultural tradition, but is
universal among all those who have attained to mystical vision.

The Tripura Rahasya is an ancient literary work believed to have been narrated by the great sage
Dattatreya. Through stories and analogies, it lays out the entire
spiritual pursuit and attainment in a way that is clear and direct.

Matri Darshan is a beautifully curated photo album of Anandamayi Ma, sharing many images from throughout her life. Anandamayi Ma is a great Indian saint, an embodiment of compassion and love.

In I Am That, Maharaj gently yet powerfully unwraps the mystery of the Self. His message is simple, and his expounding of universal wisdom is sublime, guiding the reader out of suffering into the experience of the infinite, eternal Being.

Ashtavakra Gita is a Sanskrit text belonging to the Advaita Vedanta school of orthodox Indian philosophy, instructing the reader in some of
the core concepts. Traditionally believed to be authored by sage Ashtavakra.

Parayana contains the full repertoire of daily recitation at Sri Ramanasramam. While it includes devotional hymns written by devotees about Sri Bhagavan, it principally consists of the original Tamil poetry of Ramana himself.